@@ -70,16 +70,16 @@ entered as a string that is parsable by `~astropy.coordinates.Angle`.
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>>> table = Irsa.query_region(" m31" , catalog = " fp_psc" , spatial = " Cone" ,
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... radius= 2 * u.arcmin)
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>>> print (table)
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- ra dec err_maj err_min ... coadd_key coadd htm20
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- deg deg arcsec arcsec ...
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- ---------- - --------- ------- ------- ... --------- ----- -------------------
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- 10.692216 41.260162 0.10 0.09 ... 1590591 33 4805203678124326400
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- 10.700059 41.263481 0.31 0.30 ... 1590591 33 4805203678125364736
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- 10.699131 41.263248 0.28 0.20 ... 1590591 33 4805203678125474304
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- ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...
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- 10.661414 41.242363 0.21 0.20 ... 1590591 33 4805203679644192256
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- 10.665184 41.240238 0.14 0.13 ... 1590591 33 4805203679647824896
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- 10.663245 41.240646 0.24 0.21 ... 1590591 33 4805203679649555456
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+ ra dec err_maj err_min ... coadd_key coadd htm20
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+ deg deg arcsec arcsec ...
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+ --------- --------- ------- ------- ... --------- ----- -------------------
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+ 10.692216 41.260162 0.10 0.09 ... 1590591 33 4805203678124326400
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+ 10.700059 41.263481 0.31 0.30 ... 1590591 33 4805203678125364736
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+ 10.699131 41.263248 0.28 0.20 ... 1590591 33 4805203678125474304
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+ ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...
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+ 10.661414 41.242363 0.21 0.20 ... 1590591 33 4805203679644192256
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+ 10.665184 41.240238 0.14 0.13 ... 1590591 33 4805203679647824896
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+ 10.663245 41.240646 0.24 0.21 ... 1590591 33 4805203679649555456
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Length = 774 rows
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The coordinates of the center may be specified rather than using the target
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>>> table = Irsa.query_region(coordinates = coord,
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... catalog= ' fp_psc' , radius= ' 0d2m0s' )
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>>> print (table)
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- ra dec err_maj err_min ... coadd_key coadd htm20
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- deg deg arcsec arcsec ...
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- ---------- - --------- ------- ------- ... --------- ----- -------------------
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- 10.692216 41.260162 0.10 0.09 ... 1590591 33 4805203678124326400
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- 10.700059 41.263481 0.31 0.30 ... 1590591 33 4805203678125364736
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- 10.699131 41.263248 0.28 0.20 ... 1590591 33 4805203678125474304
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- ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...
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- 10.661414 41.242363 0.21 0.20 ... 1590591 33 4805203679644192256
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- 10.665184 41.240238 0.14 0.13 ... 1590591 33 4805203679647824896
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- 10.663245 41.240646 0.24 0.21 ... 1590591 33 4805203679649555456
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+ ra dec err_maj err_min ... coadd_key coadd htm20
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+ deg deg arcsec arcsec ...
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+ --------- --------- ------- ------- ... --------- ----- -------------------
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+ 10.692216 41.260162 0.10 0.09 ... 1590591 33 4805203678124326400
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+ 10.700059 41.263481 0.31 0.30 ... 1590591 33 4805203678125364736
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+ 10.699131 41.263248 0.28 0.20 ... 1590591 33 4805203678125474304
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+ ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...
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+ 10.661414 41.242363 0.21 0.20 ... 1590591 33 4805203679644192256
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+ 10.665184 41.240238 0.14 0.13 ... 1590591 33 4805203679647824896
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+ 10.663245 41.240646 0.24 0.21 ... 1590591 33 4805203679649555456
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Length = 774 rows
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Queries over a polygon
@@ -129,16 +129,16 @@ options is illustrated below:
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... coordinates.SkyCoord(ra = 10.0 , dec = 10.0 , unit = (u.deg, u.deg), frame = ' icrs' )
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... ])
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>>> print (table)
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- ra dec err_maj err_min ... coadd_key coadd htm20
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- deg deg arcsec arcsec ...
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- ---------- - --------- ------- ------- ... --------- ----- -------------------
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- 10.015839 10.038061 0.09 0.06 ... 1443005 91 4805087709670704640
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- 10.015696 10.099228 0.10 0.07 ... 1443005 91 4805087709940635648
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- 10.011170 10.093903 0.23 0.21 ... 1443005 91 4805087710032524288
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- 10.031016 10.063082 0.19 0.18 ... 1443005 91 4805087710169327616
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- 10.036776 10.060278 0.11 0.06 ... 1443005 91 4805087710175392768
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- 10.059964 10.085445 0.23 0.20 ... 1443005 91 4805087710674674176
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- 10.005549 10.018401 0.16 0.14 ... 1443005 91 4805087784811171840
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+ ra dec err_maj err_min ... coadd_key coadd htm20
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+ deg deg arcsec arcsec ...
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+ --------- --------- ------- ------- ... --------- ----- -------------------
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+ 10.015839 10.038061 0.09 0.06 ... 1443005 91 4805087709670704640
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+ 10.015696 10.099228 0.10 0.07 ... 1443005 91 4805087709940635648
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+ 10.011170 10.093903 0.23 0.21 ... 1443005 91 4805087710032524288
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+ 10.031016 10.063082 0.19 0.18 ... 1443005 91 4805087710169327616
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+ 10.036776 10.060278 0.11 0.06 ... 1443005 91 4805087710175392768
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+ 10.059964 10.085445 0.23 0.20 ... 1443005 91 4805087710674674176
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+ 10.005549 10.018401 0.16 0.14 ... 1443005 91 4805087784811171840
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Another way to specify the polygon is directly as a list of tuples - each tuple
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is an ra, dec pair expressed in degrees:
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>>> table = Irsa.query_region(" m31" , catalog = " fp_psc" , spatial = " Polygon" ,
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... polygon = [(10.1 , 10.1 ), (10.0 , 10.1 ), (10.0 , 10.0 )]) # doctest: +IGNORE_WARNINGS
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>>> print (table)
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- ra dec err_maj err_min ... coadd_key coadd htm20
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- deg deg arcsec arcsec ...
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- 10.015839 10.038061 0.09 0.06 ... 1443005 91 4805087709670704640
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- 10.015696 10.099228 0.10 0.07 ... 1443005 91 4805087709940635648
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- 10.011170 10.093903 0.23 0.21 ... 1443005 91 4805087710032524288
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- 10.031016 10.063082 0.19 0.18 ... 1443005 91 4805087710169327616
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- 10.036776 10.060278 0.11 0.06 ... 1443005 91 4805087710175392768
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- 10.059964 10.085445 0.23 0.20 ... 1443005 91 4805087710674674176
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- 10.005549 10.018401 0.16 0.14 ... 1443005 91 4805087784811171840
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+ ra dec err_maj err_min ... coadd_key coadd htm20
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+ deg deg arcsec arcsec ...
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+ --------- --------- ------- ------- ... --------- ----- -------------------
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+ 10.015839 10.038061 0.09 0.06 ... 1443005 91 4805087709670704640
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+ 10.015696 10.099228 0.10 0.07 ... 1443005 91 4805087709940635648
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+ 10.011170 10.093903 0.23 0.21 ... 1443005 91 4805087710032524288
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+ 10.031016 10.063082 0.19 0.18 ... 1443005 91 4805087710169327616
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+ 10.036776 10.060278 0.11 0.06 ... 1443005 91 4805087710175392768
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+ 10.059964 10.085445 0.23 0.20 ... 1443005 91 4805087710674674176
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+ 10.005549 10.018401 0.16 0.14 ... 1443005 91 4805087784811171840
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Selecting Columns
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>>> from astroquery.ipac.irsa import Irsa
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>>> table = Irsa.query_region(" HIP 12" , catalog = " allwise_p3as_psd" , spatial = " Cone" , columns = " ra,dec,w1mpro" )
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>>> print (table)
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- ra dec w1mpro
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- deg deg mag
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- ----------- ----------- - ------
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- 0.0407905 -35.9602605 4.837
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+ ra dec w1mpro
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+ deg deg mag
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+ --------- ----------- ------
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+ 0.0407905 -35.9602605 4.837
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A list of available columns for each catalog can be found at
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https://irsa.ipac.caltech.edu/holdings/catalogs.html. The "Long Form" button
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>>> results = Irsa.query_tap(query = query).to_qtable() # doctest: +IGNORE_WARNINGS
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>>> results
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<QTable length=10>
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- ra dec j_m j_msigcom ... k_m k_msigcom ph_qual cc_flg
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- deg deg mag mag ... mag mag
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- float64 float64 float32 float32 ... float32 float32 object object
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- ---------- ---------- ------- --------- ... ------- --------- ------- ------
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- 202.900750 46.961285 16.168 0.096 ... 15.180 0.158 ABC 000
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- 202.951614 47.024986 15.773 0.072 ... 15.541 0.234 ABD 000
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- 202.922589 47.024452 14.628 0.032 ... 14.036 0.059 AAA 000
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- 202.911833 47.011093 13.948 0.025 ... 13.318 0.036 AAA 000
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- 202.925932 47.004223 16.461 0.131 ... 17.007 ——— BCU 000
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- 202.515450 46.929302 15.967 0.088 ... 15.077 0.140 AAB 000
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- 202.532240 46.931587 16.575 0.145 ... 15.888 ——— BDU 000
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- 202.607930 46.932255 16.658 0.147 ... 15.430 0.193 BUC 000
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- 202.823902 47.011593 16.555 0.143 ... 16.136 ——— BBU 000
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- 202.809023 46.964558 15.874 0.081 ... 15.322 0.188 AAC 000
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+ ra dec j_m j_msigcom ... k_m k_msigcom ph_qual cc_flg
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+ deg deg mag mag ... mag mag
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+ float64 float64 float32 float32 ... float32 float32 object object
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+ ---------- --------- ------- --------- ... ------- --------- ------- ------
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+ 202.900750 46.961285 16.168 0.096 ... 15.180 0.158 ABC 000
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+ 202.951614 47.024986 15.773 0.072 ... 15.541 0.234 ABD 000
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+ 202.922589 47.024452 14.628 0.032 ... 14.036 0.059 AAA 000
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+ 202.911833 47.011093 13.948 0.025 ... 13.318 0.036 AAA 000
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+ 202.925932 47.004223 16.461 0.131 ... 17.007 ——— BCU 000
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+ 202.515450 46.929302 15.967 0.088 ... 15.077 0.140 AAB 000
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+ 202.532240 46.931587 16.575 0.145 ... 15.888 ——— BDU 000
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+ 202.607930 46.932255 16.658 0.147 ... 15.430 0.193 BUC 000
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+ 202.823902 47.011593 16.555 0.143 ... 16.136 ——— BBU 000
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+ 202.809023 46.964558 15.874 0.081 ... 15.322 0.188 AAC 000
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Simple image access queries
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akari_allskymaps
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blast
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